“Drug interactions?”
I have been listening to your ad about Liver Health formula, but had a quick question. I currently take the OBVI collagenic burn dietary supplement would taking these 2 together cause an interaction?
Female | 47 years old
Complaint duration: 08122021
Medications: obvi collagenic burn
7 Answers
I am sorry you have the wrong Dr. I do not have an ad about liver health. Thank you. Dr. Jill
Don't worry no problem it is safe relax
I have no ads, you may have me confused with someone else.
I can’t answer to how anything will affect you since I am not your doctor and do not know your medical condition. Everyone is different and may be affected by anything in a different way.
Hi there, this is a medical advice question that I would suggest going to a practitioner that can look up interactions for medicinal herbs and supplements. Regular MDs and DOs typically do not have these tools at their disposal.
Hi,
I think you may be confusing Dr. Myatt with some other doctor since Dr. Myatt does not do audio ads for her products and does not offer a "Liver Health Formula." Having said that, Dr. Myatt is very skilled in dealing with liver issues, from general supportive liver health through to advanced care for liver cancer patients. The dietary supplement that you reference is a good example of a "More-Stuff-Is-Better" supplement that aims to provide some of every ingredient that has ever been thought to be popular into one pill. Unfortunately, this does not work out as well as hoped for a variety of reasons, but a lot of people love the idea of "the pill with more stuff."
Dr. Myatt takes a more targeted and scientific approach to both weight loss and to liver health - please see one of our HealthBeatNews.com articles about liver health here:
https://healthbeatnews.com/the-lifesaving-liversaving-herb/ and a HealthBeatNews article regarding diet and weight loss:
https://healthbeatnews.com/are-you-low-carb-very-low-carb-or-ketogenic/
Cheers,
Nurse Mark
I think you may be confusing Dr. Myatt with some other doctor since Dr. Myatt does not do audio ads for her products and does not offer a "Liver Health Formula." Having said that, Dr. Myatt is very skilled in dealing with liver issues, from general supportive liver health through to advanced care for liver cancer patients. The dietary supplement that you reference is a good example of a "More-Stuff-Is-Better" supplement that aims to provide some of every ingredient that has ever been thought to be popular into one pill. Unfortunately, this does not work out as well as hoped for a variety of reasons, but a lot of people love the idea of "the pill with more stuff."
Dr. Myatt takes a more targeted and scientific approach to both weight loss and to liver health - please see one of our HealthBeatNews.com articles about liver health here:
https://healthbeatnews.com/the-lifesaving-liversaving-herb/ and a HealthBeatNews article regarding diet and weight loss:
https://healthbeatnews.com/are-you-low-carb-very-low-carb-or-ketogenic/
Cheers,
Nurse Mark
No, it will not cause any interaction.
